I found this novel on Amazon Kindle's free list last week (sorry, now you have to pay for it--but it's worth it!) and found myself quickly absorbed into the story. For starters, the starter: Do …
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1989 was not a good year to fall in love--at least not in South Africa, and certainly not with a white man. Chioma had fought it with every ounce of her being, but there it was, literally, in black …
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A couple of weeks ago I was scheduled to be part of a blog tour for Once in a Blue Moon, but the book hadn't arrived yet. I did post a brief generic overview here, but now that I've read this book, I …
I really hate when books show up too late for book tours, but that's the case this week for the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance tour for Once in a Blue Moon. I'd requested this novel because I'd …
I'd been hearing good things about Ruby's Slippers, the most recent release by multi-published author Leanna Ellis, so when I saw it in the bookstore at the ACFW conference in September, I bought …
Demon: A Memoir was Tosca Lee's debut novel. When I first heard about it, I didn't really want to read it. I just couldn't imagine reading a story written from the point-of-view of a demon (which it …
